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dramatically increased its percentage of female store managers through the implementation of a systematic plan with top management … in a Japanese context: managers cannot be allowed to argue that they are powerless to effect change. Originality …
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In the last decade the number of female managers increased dramatically, yet industry is still dominated by men and … women are invariably paid less than their male counterparts.  …
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of male and female managers who have the required experience and knowledge of women issues. The findings show that the … debate about women's roles as managers has prompted a reassessment of the traditional negative stereotype of women as … managers. Although women are being given some managerial opportunities, they are severely discriminated against. Thus the range …
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. Universities are attempting to address the problem, through policies for recruitment and retention of senior women. This paper … describes what happened in one faculty in a large university that has such gender equity policies when three women were … appointed to head departments. At the end of a year, all three were gone. The women experienced a masculine‐oriented management …
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A case study is presented of an organisation′s experiment with job sharing as an alternative work pattern. The arrangement was unusual in two respects. First, the job shared was at the management level; executive director of a not‐for‐profit, private volunteer agency. Second, the...
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components of women’s managerial advancement. A profile analysis demonstrated that the managerial profile was characterized by … relational) traits, work/family pressure, and coping on women’s managerial advancement. The results showed that the strongest …
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This study first assesses if women's personality traits of ambition, masculinity, and adaptability are indirectly … personality traits (the moderators) influence the way in which women use training and development and work hours. A confidential …, voluntary survey was mailed to 1,346 women working in banks. The results provide evidence that masculinity and adaptability are …
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frequently reported stressor by class teachers. The managers – head teachers and heads of departments – appear to have specific …
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Examines the role of key players such as front‐line and middle managers as well as executives in implementing and … in assisting women employees gain and complete high profile projects important for their advancement. Develops key …
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psychological well‐being. Data were collected from 251 women using anonymous questionnaires. Managerial women reporting …
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